Hello, blog squad, It is the one and only Rene Salmeron Reyes. In today's blog, we are going to explain how I am going to organize the photos that I have chosen for my commercial. The first picture I am using is the one that I am holding the first ever trophy I have won this year. I am putting this as my first picture because it is my greatest achievement that I have won this year and words can't explain how proud I am to say that I am a champion. My whole family was there supporting me and I made them all proud, they've seen me grow up with a love of the sport. Continuing with the theme of soccer I am using the picture of the man who made that love for the sport. The picture I am talking about is the one of Messi that I took when I went to see his first-ever game for Inter Miami. I never thought I would be able to see him with my very own eyes but the world brought us together. That certainly was the best day of my life, and to make matters better he even scored the last ...
Choosing the right song and photos for my commercial is quite a process, and it involves several important steps. The song I've decided to use is "Three Little Birds" by Bob Marley because it's such an uplifting and joyful track. When it comes to the photos, I want them to reflect the happy vibe of the song. I'm thinking of pictures where I'm genuinely smiling and doing things that I love, like playing soccer or being with my family. Those moments where memories last a lifetime and are worth more than any amount of money. Candid shots with real smiles are what I'm aiming for. These photos should also tell my unique story. They should showcase my life and the things I'm passionate about so that people can relate to my journey. During the assembly of the commercial, I'll pay careful attention to the timing of the photo transitions to make sure they match the song's lyrics and mood. I'll be using the application Cap Cut because it...
Genre: Thriller Common Camera Angles, movement, and Shots: Common angles are Dutch, low, and high angles. Low angles are often used in thrillers to emphasize how powerful and intimidating a villain is. Common movements are tracking and tilting. These are used in thrillers and horrors to make it look like one of the characters is being followed or watched. It also helps the audience have a full view of the scene and what is happening but also helps build suspense and tension as the audience needs to learn what could be shown next. Common shots are close-ups, reverse, extreme long shots, point-of-view shots, and over-the-shoulder shots. This is one of the best ways to build up tension and suspense. It is mostly used around mirrors and reflections so the audience can see everything as soon as the character does. Common Mis-En-Scene: Low lighting is common in creating shadows, which builds fear and tension. For props/sets, it is expecte...
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